Obituary notices and hospital notices in Norwalk era column
Obituary items arrive for Frances Helen Peterson 80 a former Norwalk resident at 154 Milan Ave died in Loma Linda after illness survived by son Dr John Peterson granddaughter Carol Peterson and grandson John Jr services set at Kubach Smith Funeral Home with burial at Woodlawn. Also notices for George Cochran 75 of Dale Ave heart attack obituary mentions wife Mabel daughter Mrs John Shattuck Cleveland mother Mrs P C Cochran sister Grace Cochran two grandchildren four great grandchildren funeral at Fink Funeral Home with burial in Willard cemetery. St Clair Rogers obituary notes funeral at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Hospital admissions and discharges listed for Fisher Titus Norwalk Willard and surrounding area including Perry Stocking James Curtis Marilyn Rumsey Betty Suhr Roger Whited Thelma Thornsberry Allen Barnett James Fitch David Kilgore Patricia Kamann Betty Isaac Paul Zweidinger Nancy Featheringill June Huffman Jacqueline Yohn Ramona Pennell Michael Kooken Melvin Deninger Diane Lowery Gladys Moore Ruth McGinty Lou Gullett Donna Webster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Helen Peterson
Norwalk
Milan Ave
Loma Linda
Calif
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Gerlach-Bartlow Advertising Co
Charles
John Peterson
Carol Peterson
Boston
John, Jr
Kubach-Smith
George Cochran Willard
George Cochran
Dale Avenue
Shawnee
Ohio
B&o
Grace Methodist Church
the Elks
Masonic Lodges
Mabel
John Shattuck
Rocky River
P.C. Cochran
Cleveland
Grace Coch
ST. Clair Rodgers
Heaston-Hile
Fisher-Titus Hospital
James White
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fisher-Titus Memorial
Ohio Bond Commission Created by Amended Substitute H J R 22
Legal notice outlines amendment to Ohio constitution Article VIII Section 21 proposing creation of the Ohio Bond Commission. Details cover election procedures, commission structure of five members with nine year terms, quorum rules, salaries, and powers to spend for state projects including education, transportation, health, and public works. The measure requires statewide voter approval and publication in counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Bond Commission
General Assembly of These
Public works commission described for broad capital projects
The text outlines a state commission authorized to spend grant funds on capital improvements including water sewer traffic and pollution control projects historical sites libraries stadiums and housing for people with limited means. It may issue bonds and borrow with state backing but with strict limits on use and annual totals and requires liens to secure repayments.
State bonding powers and fund structure outlined for Ohio commission
The text outlines how bonds or obligations are to be issued with Ohio General Assembly approval, including certification, tax and excise funding, and creation of a separate bond retirement fund. It details bond terms up to forty years, interest rates set by the commission, and the procedure for funds from excises taxes fees and charges to pay debt. It also covers asset management, property dealings, and state ownership of acquired property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Ohio Revenue Bond Amendment Authorization
The commission may issue and sell revenue bonds including mortgage revenue bonds of the state. The credit of the state shall not be pledged for repayment. Bonds issued under this section may be sold when the commission decides. Construction and acquisition proceed by contract as required by law. An annual report is due to the governor and General Assembly and annual audits are mandated. Records are public. bonds are tax exempt. The amendment adds powers without derailing existing authorities and clarifies publication and ballot placement procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bond Commission
General Assembly
Commission
Sere Assembly
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
General Revenue
Eac Ee
Eer Assembly
Generassembly
Ohio Nd Commission
Lic
Essia
Treasurer of State
House of Representatives
Senate
House of Representative
Genernees
Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
107Th General Assembly
Proposing Ohio Bond Commission to expand state debt powers
Proposal seeks to amend Article VIII adding Section 21 to empower the Ohio Bond Commission to incur additional state debts. It aims to finance state projects across government offices, penal and mental health institutions, highways, education, parks, water systems, airports, and urban redevelopment to promote welfare and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Ing
Ohio Bond Commission
State housing finance commission powers and revenue bonds
A historical text outlines enabling authority for a state housing finance commission to borrow and issue bonds for housing and related functions. It details funding limits from general revenue and tax pledges, highway bond provisions, tax exemptions, and annual reporting requirements, including debt limitations tied to the general revenue fund.
Secretary of State seals 1967 Ohio notices
In testimony I subscribe my name and affix the official seal in Columbus on March 2, 1967. Ted W. Brown Secretary of State. notice runs March 28, April 4, 11, 18, 25, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
New London Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Frank Schaffer RD 3 Ashland is admitted. Discharges include David Patton 53 Fir Street New London and Earl Showalter RD 2 Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London Hospital
Frank Schaffer
Ashland
David Patton
Fir Street
New London
Earl Showalter
Wakeman
Vermilion Festival Adds Fish Festival in June
Vermilion hosts a three day Festival of Fish from June 16 to 18 featuring Don Cherry and the comedy duo Homer and Jethro. They perform two shows at Vermilion High School Auditorium on Saturday June 18 at 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets are limited and sold through the Vermilion Chamber of Commerce Office. The festival resumes a yearly event paused for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Don Cherry
Homer and
Jethro
Vermilion High School
Vermilion Chamber of Commerce
Divorce Easier Moves Forward in Massachusetts Senate
Massachusetts Senate approved a bill 18 to 16 to cut required separation time for divorce from three months to 30 days. The measure aims to speed up divorce filings and reduce waiting periods for couples seeking legal separation prior to a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
Massachusetts
Quickies and events note from Norwalk area
Community notices include a rummage sale at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary on Benedict Ave April 13 14 15. Reports of theft of four wheel covers from a car at Dodge Used Car Lot. Horse Show Sunday April 16 at Hilaman's Barn Zenobia Road entries invited. Car accident at Woodlawn and Mill results in charges of unsafe operation. Bowling leagues signups at Kenilee Lanes. Speeding cited for Delmer Butler Akron West Washington St. Sally Krull Monroeville to appear April 20 in Norwalk Mayor's Court. Abandoned vehicle reported at 98 N Prospect St owned by Fred Carley Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Benedict Ave
James Farmer
Dodge
Norwalk
Sally L. Krull
Monroeville
Benedict Avenue
N. Prospect St
Fred Carley
Sandusky
Ohio Amended Substitute Joint Resolution Calls May 1967 Election
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No 12 calls a special election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May 1967 to consider amending Article II and adding sections to Article XI of the Ohio Constitution. The measure would reform terms for representatives and senators and set residency qualifications. The resolution outlines publication and uniform voting procedures statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio constitutional amendment on apportionment and offices
The text outlines a proposed amendment to Ohio’s constitution establishing how state offices and legislative districts are chosen. It covers succession for treasurer and other offices, annual apportionment by census data, district boundaries, and court jurisdiction, with a ballot question for adoption in 1967.
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Livestock figures show hogs at 12 200-220 lb to 18.25, cattle steady with choic e steers 24.75-25.50 and calves 100 steady at 35-36 prime natives. Sheep and lambs 150 steady with clipped lambs 22-23. Local grain prices list wheat 1.61 shelled corn 1.31 oats and soybeans 2.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No 12 Certified
Ohio Secretary of State certifies a true copy of the amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No 12 filed in the state office. The document relates to amendments to sections of the Constitution with dates in March and April 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
State of
Ohio
The
Secreta of State
Secretary of State
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Elderonald Atkinson
Ran
Fink Funeral Home
Robert Snyder
Willard Cemetery
Lard
Ramona Pennell
Michael Kooken
Shiloh
Melvin Deninger
Republic
Diane Lowery
Greenwich
Gladys Moore
Ruth McGinty
Lou Gullett
Plymouth
Donna Webster
Fostoria
Dwayne Hershiser
Robert Kilgore
Michelle Holt
Judith Sukola
Clarice Hardwick
Leona Brinzley
Robert Brinzley
Irene Houck
Paula Foley
Florence Cole
Jeanine Newmyer
Thomas O’ Brien
Salvatore Pargalite
Janet Deppen
Mary Lowery
John Seaholts
Robert Schriner
Cathy Cole
Sheila Lawrence
Willard Effie Pfirsch
Bruce McQuown
Georgia Berberick
Ee Assembly
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Office OF the Secretary OF State
Vermilion Festival
Hilaman
Zenobia Road
Melba L. Coughlin
Berlin Heights
Woodlawn and Mill
Kenilee
Seminary
Delmer Butler
Akron
West Washington Street
Mr. Z
United States
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